Thomas Szasz (1920 to 2012) was a psychiatrist and academic writer whose books and essays argued that much of what modern societies call mental illness is better understood through …
In modern psychiatry, it is widely accepted that some patients—particularly those diagnosed with conditions like schizophrenia—may need antipsychotic drugs for life. This belief, while deeply entrenched, is now being …
Psychiatry is effectively a pseudo medical cult. It engages in forced conversion using civil commitment and psychiatric holds. It relies on implicit theological posits in order to help justify …
